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According to Dr James Farley, a sustained inflammatory response might lead to other major risks of cancer, heart disease, stroke, chronic pain, other neurodegeneration, and all kinds of other issues. He also looks for neurometabolic imbalances and does a complete, thorough history evaluation.
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Dr. James Farley Looks for Neuro Metabolic Imbalances and Does a Complete Thorough History Evaluation
Dr. James Farley Explains Mechanism of Action in Rheumatoid Arthritis • Dr. James Farley believes that clients do so many wrong things to their immune systems that they get stuck in sustained inflammation. • He further states that there is no such thing as chronic inflammation, as it means you are going to find something to try to push down the inflammation. • He further states that fatigue is one of the early warning signs of rheumatoid arthritis. • Fatigue means you may have damaged mitochondria. • Other signs include stiffness, inflammation, weight loss, joint tenderness, joint pain, joint swelling, redness, numbness and tingling, decrease in range of motion, and joints affected on both sides of the body.
He Further Talks About Sustained Inflammatory Response • According to him, a sustained inflammatory response might lead to other major risks of cancer, heart disease, stroke, chronic pain, other neurodegeneration, and all kinds of other issues. • He also looks for neurometabolic imbalances and does a complete, thorough history evaluation. • Dr. Farley identifies the functional abnormalities and corrects them so that the body gets the potential to heal itself.
Pertaining to His Education Credentials • Dr. Farley earned his Bachelor of Arts degree from Ramapo College of New Jersey in 1990. • He was rewarded with his Bachelor of Health Sciences from Park University in 1991 (awarded in 2016). • He earned his Doctor of Chiropractic from New York Chiropractic College with honors in 1995. • Dr. James Farley then continued on to earn his Masters of Science in Human Nutrition from the University of Bridgeport in 1996.